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Buses from Erith Erith Station – Zone 6 i Onward Travel Information Local Area Map Bus Map 1 Buses from Erith Bulbanks Medical Centre Erith 36 Reach B 1 R 65 STANMORE ROAD O 38 N GLENDALE ROAD B Z L 1 RIVER THAMES A E O 52 14 W T E 17 WILLIS ROAD T R AY L A R W N R E O N O Thamesmead Thamesmead G A M A D N A 24 Town Centre Crossway R 3 H I E N T O R I C O 229 VA L L E Y A St. John the R O 32 S E A D W L O D Baptist’s Church C 41 River Thames O N L E A A L 4 G 1 1 VALLEY ROAD Y J E S S E T T THAMESMEAD Thamesmead C L O S E 84 Boiler House Lower Road The Barge Pole Abbey Road Halt Robin Lane 89 2 1 Lower Road 19 Footbridge W 79 1 E Poplar Mount S West Street Abbey Wood Belvedere T Lower Road PARK GARDENS CORINTHIAN ROAD Mayfield Road 170 S T 1 R CHANDLERS DRIVE Abbey Estate Lower Road P E M B R O K E C 13 E Sewell Road Church Manorway A P O L L O WAY 18 E L 33 T ST. FRANCIS’ ROAD ABBEY WOOD West Street BRAMBLE CROFT D 65 St. Francis Road A 1 54 O SANDCLIFF ROAD St. John’s R E West Street S West Street CHANDLERS DRIVEGames L O 28 S T. F Hall E C Children’s Centre Court Maxim Road/The Ship R Y IDELIS’ ROAD K W O L O R 8 29 M A X I M R D Abbey Estate B A D W R O 115 Youth and St. Paul’s Academy E M N E S 1 T O Family Centre T E T S W 39 E A 1 S P H T RIVER THAMES W 30 D VICKERS ROAD ST. JOHN’S ROAD A E O R S MACARTHUR CLOSE ’ Riverside 3 I S C L T R E E I D R Gardens 66 D C I I K D T F S E A H D . O A T T O S T H O W O R 98 B E E I H R R R N G R C S O D R H U 32 E O T A H B N C S RO S C E Z E D 1 L T 18 E O R R CRUSOE ROAD 52 R T A E G S O E E Erith R F E O E E T S T 1 W T L O 25 L N Fraser Road A A C Fraser Road S Y T 1 Subway Z U 181 22 Alford Road Europa Trading Estate Museum 30 MILDRED ROAD Post 48 E Church Manor Way N FR L Office RFSID 1 ASE HA E Kingdom FRIDAY ROAD R R A Town Hall W C S A N A Fraser Road O LO D C 1 EY ROAD SE L A L C 1 I F F Hall Fraser Road F R O G D W X A R D E O A Birch Walk B T 48 L 14 69 H E WINIFRED ROAD S Erith Road E W T B 24 S S R BEX R L R E S E Y RO A E W T D Trinity School O O S Riverside E O E R Woolwich Erith Road T Superstore H A C K C D W I Shopping Centre ALFORD ROAD Y H Bostall Hill Nuxley Road Erith Road Road A E C DE LUCI ROAD S CHR PIER IS O R 24 Erith Fire Station TCHURCH A Q OAD 14 T VENUE 1 R U Library Police S Plumstead Corner Bostall Heath Upper Belvedere Erith Road E T T A E E T VIEW I H PLEASANT T E N H Eardley Arms Brook Street H&R1 T F E R D R I A S R G ’ G S WA O T I I S T R E R R R L REE Y 32 E O T S T H MAXIMFELDT ROAD L Erith E N S E M A I B R EE A WA N U E T U J E Q WILLIAM CORY PROMENADE E Q N Rands O C S T 1 A C S Plumstead E R W A T I Manor Road E P D R A A R High Street RK CR V C Europa ESCENT Y Bilton Road 47 P PLACE R AR HAWTHORN Erith K C O Trading Estate RESC MANOR ROAD A Causeway Bexley Road ENT D PLUMSTEAD Manor Road C Plumstead Lesney Park Slade Green Road R I South Road Aperfield Road C K E Riverside Manor Road K T E Larner Road L R Erith A S Gardens W C E R Pier H L I T C O H ection Avenue Road R S I H E I B G 99 Lesney Park Northend Road Slade Green Road H Running S T The yellow tinted area includes every STONEWOOD ROAD R E Peareswood Road Grange Way Horses E T bus stop up to about one-and-a-half Atlas T Woolwich Town Centre R U miles from Erith. Main stops are shown Hail & Ride s O C for Woolwich Arsenal B Trade Park E Erith Hospital N Bridge Road R Bexley O in the white area outside. Carlton Road Erith T Hael Road O College S SALTFORD CLOSE Cross Silver Spring Close Slade Green Road N Colyers Lane 2 WALNUT TREE ROAD Z Keys Mrytle Road E Chalk Farm WOOLWCH Northumberland Northend Road Erith A Wharf Woolwich Common Heath Colyers Lane Slade Green F Museum WALERS EDGE Colyers Lane R A G COURT Forest Road Wickes S E R Europa Queen Elizabeth Hospital 14 R E Colyers Walk Bridge Road O A D Trading Estate Playhouse Bexley Road 44 69 W Erith Parsonage Manorway Carlton Road Northend Road E 2 D E C L O S A Town Hall A H A R F S I D Forest Road O C W Y R O Y L Bridge Road E W H Bexley Road 48 L E A R X B F S ection T I D Colyers Lane Subway E R E E C Northumberland Park K B L B E X L E Y O O L Birch House R O E S E A O 31 Northumberland Way A D R W 61 K Garden T Whitehall Lane H Steps S Riverside Bridge Road Bridge Road C Wharf R Business Centre S I S Dale View B Ramp S T Colyers Lane Whitehall Lane Masefield Close R 43 O Shopping Hail & Ride s E R 1 E 79 C (not N89) GREEN COURT Hurst Road T Morrisons RON Centre Steps Pier Road 2 PARK CRESCENT ROAD TOWN SQUARE Bedonwell Road 28 PIER ROAD Slade Green P I E R R O A D Y Hythe Avenue 55 C H R I S T C H U A R C H AV E N Whitehall Lane U E W 5 Erith Health T T SLADE GREEN 21 Q Centre A E 1 W E Christ U R J A Erith Road O S I M S C L T E S 78 Church E E W E A N E L R I C K C L O S H Library AT Brook Street R T M R W A E H AY A Howbury Lane I J 63 N Queen Street G H 24 Lincoln Road ’ Baptist Church S Resources CRESCENT ROAD S T 103 T 29 R E E R E E N S T Plus Q U E E M E Y E R R O A D E JAMES WATT WAY DEBRABANTCLOSE S Parkside Avenue Thames Road T 7 K 1 O L LESNEY PARK VICTORIA ROAD 124 L A C Erith Road D R CRESCENT ROAD Eversley Cross Perry Street W 1 ERITH Y 41 H A E O L C Rydal Drive P A E R O R 13 I K V C 1 A B R R A E S 1 C E N 74 Parkside Avenue Y T D APPOLD STREET AY Perry Street E W 11 G L E B E WAY T T Long Lane L A D WA O S 101 R PARK CRESCENT28 E 1 Parkside Avenue X R Erith Veterans M 9 Belvedere Road Y E Erith 33 J A E E M A N O R O A D Parkside Cross Thames Road M Christadelphian Hall 1 Club R Barnehurst 28 50 68 B Shearwood Crescent 176 Erith Road 28 8 T 2 109 N ection E 1 Footbridge 39 C continues to s Northall Road 1 S Hail & Ride 1 40 N9 1 Manor Way E 83 R 6 Trafalgar Square Thames Road WA R D C L O S E C VICTORIA ROAD Pickford Lane COMPTON PLACE for Charing Cross Kennet Road K 53 R ALEXANDRA ROAD Bexleyheath 140 33 A Q Barnehurst LESNEY PARK ROAD Bus Garage P Christ Church U 9 Northall Road 2 23 LESNEY PARK Primary School E AVENUE ROAD E Crayford Way HAMILTON WALK RANDALL CLOSE Bowling 62 APERFIELD ROAD 16 GROVEBURY CLOSE N SPRINGHEAD ROAD P A 244 191 R K C R E Green BEXLEYHEATH 221 S 33 CLYDON CLOSE Avenue Road ’ Mayplace Road East C E N 40 Bexleyheath T 1 S 31 CRAYFORD Bowls Club 32 Welling R BRITANNIA CLOSE 1 Bexleyheath Crayford 10 O 91 Shopping Centre 95 Crook Log Town Hall 73 A 1 6 Erith D 3 Centre 50 5 48 25 LESNEY PARK ROAD 47 Erith & District 22 Northumberland Heath 7 Welling Corner Hospital 32 L I N G R O A D West Hill Medical Centre Erith ALEXANDRA ROAD 99 Between Dartford and Bluewater, route 2 157 1 Leyton Cross 12 18 Sports 78 31 stops only at Darent Valley Hospital 1 LY D I A R O A D Gravel Hill 40 H Erith Stadium MORTIMER ROAD Centre R E D D Y R O A D 18 LESNEY PARK 2 R E D D Y R O A D I S Bexley Bexley Park AVENUE ROAD H 1 N Footbridge E 106 1 R 50 Library M SDCP D 2 1 A 49 N 19 Dartford Darent Valley Bluewater B 229 Until about 1200, route B12 C U R Sidcup Sidcup Sidcup Hurst Road Bexley Baldwyns Park B12 runs clockwise around the loop.
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